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Sunday December 18th at 1:30pm Scrooge (1935) Before Michael Caine, before Bill Murray, even before Alastair Sim – there was Seymour Hicks who starred as Ebenezer Scrooge in this first talkie version of Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. Screenwriter,Ming Ho is the guest for the final Q&A of the season, followed by a festive Christmas-carol-singsong led […].../ ➝
Musicals on the picket line — from The Pajama Game to Made In Dagenham, from Bertolt Brecht to Willy Russell, from George Gershwin to James Taylor…
Jason Carr, Gary Yershon and Elena Ferrari return to The Crazy Coqs, Monday November 21st at 7pm
The Garden Cinema presents Mike Leigh in Conversation, a curated retrospective in two parts. All screenings will be followed by an in-depth discussion about themes and content of the films. Mike Leigh himself will be our guide, joined by friend and collaborator Gary Yershon.
LOS ANGELES, CA and LONDON, U.K. – The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, in partnership with Mercury Studios, today announced Peter Edwards and Oleta Haffner as the participants selected for the Jonas Gwangwa Music Composition Initiative, a one-year career development program for Black British musicians interested in composing music for film.
The Academy and Mercury Studios hosted an event celebrating Edwards and Haffner at Abbey Road Studios in London yesterday evening (October 6). Academy members Gary Yershon and Nainita Desai (Music Branch), who spearheaded the creation of the program with Misan Sagay (Writers Branch), then joined composers Segun Akinola and Bankey Ojo, along with Natasha Baldwin, Executive Vice President, Classics and Screen at Universal Music Publishing Group (UMPG), for a panel discussion on the challenges of the industry, and how the program can help to pave new paths for participants.
full press release here
28th September 16:00 – 17:00
Film Composer Talk with Rachel Portman hosted by Gary Yershon
NZZ – Festival Lounge
Join us for another musical adventure ranging over a world of styles — from Rodgers and Hammerstein to Procul Harum, from Noel Coward to Leiber and Stoller, via Franz Schubert and Jule Styne — with diversions through exciting and unfamiliar terrain!
7pm, September 6th 2022
The Crazy Coqs
20 Sherwood Street
London
W1F 7ED
Musicals on the picket line — from The Pajama Game to Made In Dagenham, from Bertolt Brecht to Willy Russell, from George Gershwin to James Taylor…
Jason Carr, Gary Yershon and Elena Ferrari come to Sands Films Music Room, Saturday July 9th at 8pm
Weds 8th June 6.30pm
Ciné Lumière
17 Queensberry Pl
South Kensington
London
SW7 2DT
Say It With Flowers (1934)
Sunday May 8th 2022 at 1:30 pm
Kino Cinema, 10 Bermondsey Square, London SE1 3UN
Phone: 020 7357 6845
Kind-hearted market traders stage a fundraising concert featuring some of the most famous music hall artists of the day. A fascinating glimpse of these long gone performers, some of whom began their careers in the 1870s. We’re joined by Oscar nominated film & theatre composer Gary Yershon for the Q&A.
Running time: 71 mins
Le Quatuor Amayères present the French premiere of Gary’s second woodwind quartet.
Performances:
Nîmes (29th April)
Rochefort du Gard (30th April)
Valleraugue (1st May)
Ciné Lumiere, 9th December 2021, 7pm
Now digitally restored 60 years after it swept the Oscars, Minnelli’s Gershwin-based musical remains one of the creative pinnacles of the form. Gene Kelly is at his dazzling best as Jerry Mulligan, a former GI whose dreams of becoming a successful artist have led him to the city of light, love and the Impressionists. Much admired by wealthy patron Miro, he risks her displeasure when he falls for shopgirl Lise, herself betrothed to Henri. This romantic roundelay is, in the end, simply the framework for some of the finest musical sequences ever filmed.
Special 70th anniversary screening, followed by a discussion with Leslie Caron moderated by Gary Yershon
Ciné Lumiere, Nov 27th 2021 7pm
Newly remastered by the BFI National Archive, Mike Leigh’s portrait of male angst and social dislocation is a masterly and totally unforgettable exploration of a morally adrift society in the aftermath of Thatcher’s Britain.
The screening will be followed by a discussion between Mike Leigh and Gary Yershon
Lifetime Achievement Award presented by Gary Yershon to Rachel Portman
Two British songwriters — Julian Slade and Sandy Wilson — revisited and reconsidered by Jason Carr, Elena Ferrari and Gary Yershon
Live at The Crazy Coqs: Monday July 12th 2021 9pm
Stephan Eicke interviews Gary Yershon for the MSH blog
Dominic Delargy talks to Gary Yershon about A Touch of Class (1973)
Academy Award, Ivor Novello Award and Drama-Desk nominated composer, Gary Yershon, makes a welcome return to the Crazy Coqs to celebrate the art of telling stories in song.
